Mower County transcript., 1887-10-05
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There will be services held at TIC
Episcopal church next Sunday ct 1880 .,
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an d att 80 p: M, subject, Humility Elk.
alted. 2. B. B.PHABoDY, Rector,
Blue Earth City Post: Mrs. n, F,
Way returned from her somewhat pro,
tracted visit to Blooming Prairie, MINI,
last week, and friend Norwood is again
as pleasant and polite as politician be,
fore election. r.. /. 81. .. -
-Tryon's Hotel IS still getting to the
front. This time it is 8 new bus team, q
fine span Of blacks. with q bran spana
new harness. Landlord Tryon is JUS,
proud as he mounts the. new. RIG and
fingers the ribbons. 5t.s<.>., -.
The council for the ordination oi
Rev. Frank Dom, of London, England,
will be held in the Baptist church at Lie
Roy, tomorrow at 10 o'clock. It is ex.
pected that Rev. w. E. Stanley will
preach the ordination sermon. =
-Shattuck Sshool, notwithstanding it's
increased accommodations,, is full to
overfowing, and some fifteen or twenty
applications have been refused. The
total attendance is about two hundred,
of whom some thirty are day pupils.
-Hayfield Cor. of Mantorville Express:
Mrs. W. H. Symes is enjoying visit
from her mother. Mrs: Mccartney was
surprised on Saturday evening by the ar.
rival of her mother, Mrs. Hartley, of
Minneapolis. and, her sister, Mrs. Pike, of
st. Charles.
w. F. Sutherland, one of the dele
gates from the Department of State, G..
A. r., furnishes US with an interesting
report of the encampment, and also OF
his Battalion reunion. The old Veterans
who were unable to attend the St. Louis
encampment will find 1t interesting read.
ing.
st. Ansgar Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. N. Clausen returned Sunday from q
weeks visit in Austin. Mr.. Clausen in.
formed US that his father, Rev. G. L.
Clausen, started Wednesday of last week
for Spokane Falls: Washington Territory,
where he goes for the benefit of his fail.
ing health.
ID. n. Makepeace, agent for the Ma
sonic Relief Association, of Austin, is
prepared with applications for insurance
in that company. If you wish to make
provision for the future comfort of those
dependant on you, call on Mr.. Make.
peace and take policy in home com.
pany managed by home men.
doc" Wolcott, of the Fleck House.
says there is something about the atmos-
phere that does not agree with him.
Says he never told lie IN the world till
he came to Austin, and now he can lay
out the biggest in the state, colder than a
wedge. in one round. Something should
be done with the man. or the rest of us
will stand no show at all in short time.
The annual Baptist State Convention
meets in Mankato Tuesday, October IL.
The delegates from Austin are Mrs. G.
D. Belden, Miss Mary Bemis, Mrs. G. H.
Coats, Mrs. Frank Gibbons, Mrs. ]. E.
Robinson, Mrs. NJ. L. Ogden and Charles
Gibbons: Besides the delegates Mrs. G.
E. Wilbour, Henry Jacobs and Rev. G. D.
Bclden. life members, expect to attend
John Mathieson and David Simpson
have got as fine milk wagon as one
would wish to see. 1t was made at Ra-
cine, Wis, and exhibited at the Minneap-
oils Exposition. MIR. Mathieson will de-
liver milk from 1t that everybody can ap-
preciate. We know John could not sell
milk with water in 1t. Look out for the
new milk wagon next Monday, when it
makes its maiden trip.
Mrs. A. F. Mattice returned to Austin
last week after attending the Fair, Ex-
position, Battle OF Atlanta and making a
pleasant trip over the Minneapolis and
Pacific railroad with her brother, engineer
J. H. Furtpey. She was accompanied by
c, H. >Mrthews and wife of Minneapolis
and together they visited great many
of the beautiful summer resorts of Min
nesota and Dakota
Major w. A. Hotchkiss. the editor of
the National Republican, now of Preston,
Fillmore county, has not lost his old
propensity for being in hot water. He is
now under bonds to await the action Of
the grand jury as defendant in a libel
suit. 1t is sad spectacle to see man
of his age and experience allowing a
public print to become the vehicle of
constanct and bitter attacks upon private
citizens and near neighbors
Grand Meadow Record: Last Friday
evening the "boys" got together and gave
John Hudson "charivari" John
promptlyreceiyed the uAwelcome visitors,
we are Informed, by firing, not with blank
cartridges nor INTO the air, but directly
into the crowd: Fortunately for all con-
cerned, no one was hit. The practice
called charivari is one that should be
frowned down in any civilized COM